About

Welcome to nthpulse.net, pronounced "enth pulse" (like 2nd, 3rd, 4th ... nth).
I am a vintage computing enthusiast, electronics hobbyist, student of electronic engineering and amateur guitarist and bassist.
This site is a creative outlet and a way of documenting and sharing anything I think worthwhile, while providing a late-90s web experience.

Everything here is authentic, sincere and made by a human. Absolutely zero usage of AI is involved in any of my publishings.

Listed below are my interests and focuses on this site:

• electronics & microcontrollers
• programming
• retrocomputing, particularly Commodore machines and PCs
• photography with obsolete cameras and technology, such as the Sony Mavica cameras
• hacking, in the sense of modifying things to allow possibilities beyond original intent and, more importantly, defying the manufacturer's will
• GPS.

Web services on this domain

This website supports both HTTPS and plain HTTP on all sub-domains, and contains zero javascript, allowing compatibility with old browsers, making this site viewable on old computers. I have confirmed that it will appear as intended on browsers as old as IE4 (late 90s vintage).

The sub-domain old.nthpulse.net contains all of the same content as the default domain, but has much more minimal appearance.

The sub-domain file.nthpulse.net is a browsable directory listing.

My plans include hosting a BBS on this domain which will be usable from machines as old as the late 70s and early 80s with a suitable Hayes-compatible modem, as well as an IRC chat server.

Licensing

Use and re-distribute my material freely, but I kindly ask that you credit me.
I'm a supporter of copyleft, and try to release my work under the most permissive licence. The applicable licence will be indicated in or alongside any releases and their webpages.

Contact

Use these details responsibly:
email: nthpulse(at)protonmail(dot)com